Daily Republican., 1887-08-16
Third EDITION.
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monday Mt Camp.
II Sunday should be known BY the
obriquet OF "Blg Sunday" the follow
ing aay should equslly bs known rs
"iittle Monday" TO distinguish 1t from
tho .blue Moaday" of washer-women.
The sad en- departure Of the areat crowd
of Sunday relaxed ths nerves OF the
esmu, and Monday fell fat and dull
seyeral ministe remarked that 1t was
tortuna.e thst Q day like Monday fol-
loved "sie Sunday" - they were
nret.y we'll worn out and needed rest.
The family prayer service at 6.30
O'Clock Was led by William j. Laus,
AID the general s 80 .. m. prayer ser
vice wss led by lev. j. w. Hammers
lev, AT 10 30 Esv. 3. r. Price preached
trsm Hebrews 4th chapter and LIST
ysrS "L,et ue therefore fear, lest
promise being left us Of entering into
his res. Rny OF you should scam to come
short OF 1t" Rsv L. W. Layheld bsd
charge Of the children's meeting at 30
o'clock, and ut 6 p. m. Rev. q. w.
Pretty uasn, Of Newark charge, preached
from the 1st Epistie Of John, 5lh chap.
Ter sud 9th verse "He that lOveth nc
keepe,h my commandments His ex.
position Of love and the importance Of
keeping Gods commandments held the
undivided attention Of the whole audi
snce.
Mr. Prettyman is one Of the able
preachers OF the conference. He ended
= three ear term ct the Union M. X.
church, this city, some 18 months ago,
and HE aud ience yesterday had large
proportiop Of Union members, A
spirited prayer meeting followed, and
three or four knelt for prayer. The
evening prayer meeting at 6 O'Clock
vas led by Rev. w. II. Hutobin, Of
Greensboro charge, Md, and the prayer
meeting in St. Psul's tent WAS led BY
Mrs. Smith, wife Of Rev. w. 81. Smith
Of Sloan charge. The evening sermon
nj As O'clock Was preached by Rev.
H. Boudwin, Of Elan charge, from
the Cd chapter and 7th verse OF the 1st
Epis.le OF Peter: Unto you, therefore,
which believe he 10 precious
Mr.. B1udwin said he came with
message 20 beth old and young and iCr
ihree q.srters OF an hour, in eloquent
manner he welt upon the preciouspess
OF jesus IN every relation Of life. At
the close ef the sermon Rev. L. y.
Jones ns lie a spirited exhortation and
eight persons came forward and bowed
for pray yeI, ). several Of whom were con.
verted.
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.
Rev. r. C. Jones, las: night, announ.
ced as the preachers for Tuesday. Rev.
A. Stepgle for the morning, Rev. w. A.
Smith for the afternoon, and Rev. W.
Il. Hutchin for the evening.
Mr.. Smiths sermon for this Tuesday
afternoon is 70 be o temperance sermon
and the afternoon q work will be princi.
pally devoted 10 that object.
The s.ock in trade Of lost articles In
the possession OF Rev. p. @. Jores last
svenine consisted Of ring, q veil, an
Rmbrei.s ard o shawl. A small red
ehAit belonging to Presiding Elder
Murray Lad disappeared and could not
bs heard OF. ....
TIE sacrament of baptism will be nd
min!t,e:sd 81 the children's service at
lao O'CLOCK en- Wednesday.
Mrs. B T. Price, who lost her gold
watch or Sunday, had it returned yes
terday by child, who found 1t amongs
the straw IN the tabernacle, where she
had dropped It.
Rev. q. W. Prettymen met with q
hearty reception yesterday He will
return LCI1e 20 Newark On Wednesday
10 attend 10 Sunday school festival o.
his chrrcL.
WI. Kirkpatrick has oaused mucf
gladne5s cy his decision to remain will
the camp an:il 1t breaks mp.
The managers were busy yesterday
collecting tents from the tenters. Thu
reE: Of Il .2z16 tent Is IS &C, a bunk 81
cents, and whatever boards are Gu
must ~ paid fo- st full rates.
The s~l. barrel nuisance mentioned
10 ysster1sy's REPUBLICAN, exists, 4
seems, y at the head OF the UnioI
Circle, wherc the barre! could not vel
re besu oy swi.l gatherer. II will b,
sfn 70 day.
Tho Granogre hacks are not doin;
iuch a GOOD business az during Satur
day last and Sunday.
The pa: be- tent was reoccupied yes
ierday and come gentlemen who's
boards Exd grown very long, have un
nergore manipulation thst make
thsm more prssen.aole.
The man most opposed to wet wealth
r q Amor Chandler. the provisio
tent ksepG-. He has the Ice cream
stand ard clear warm weather suit
him best. re Is clever and obligin
John Z. Taylor, Gilpin avenue an
Lac liz ,t:est, tur2ishes bread for th
csnp aLi Il is pronou need good.
A young isSy from this city is teri
bly, annoyed by an insane man, wi
follows De- 10 camp and says il 81
don'I mary him ha will kill her.
A cc.prlent c erRyman on the grour
10 riRge1 considerably on account Of
little circumstance that took place {
one o: tie Granogus hacks the 9th,
day. II sssms that the clerRymen hay
their travelling expenses paid by Il
can p meeting association. This corp
lent gentleman, like most OF fat peopl
enjoys Joke, but this time be had Il
tables turned fatty upon himself,
the following colioquy w!,h the hat
driver tnoEE:
81 bslieve You dest-hasd ministe
irom the station ever to the camp" ca
tbs preacher.
'iOh yee," said the driver, 'but som
body psys Cor it.'
"Bnt how con you tell who are mel
bels ," asked the preacher. 9Th,
nj ght &C hack on you"
'On, : can tell a minister as far o.
can Zee one; you can't fol me-"
aponhe6 :ne driver.
Wei, what would you do with n
would you take ms for a minister
asked the preacher.
''No indeed" said Jebu. you're
minister. wcnld set yop down TO
lager beer man" The minister
quiet very suddenly, but the pAsa'